Report: Trayvon Martin’s Family Settles With Homeowners Association for $1 Million

(CNN) — The parents of Trayvon Martin have settled a wrongful death claim against the homeowners association of the Florida neighborhood where the teenager was fatally shot, the Orlando Sentinel reported Friday.

The report of the settlement comes more than 13 months after neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman shot Martin in Zimmerman’s neighborhood in Sanford, Florida.

An attorney representing the homeowners association’s president declined to comment when reached by CNN Friday afternoon. CNN’s attempts to reach Benjamin Crump, an attorney for Martin’s parents, weren’t immediately successful.

Zimmerman is awaiting trial, charged with second-degree murder in Martin’s death. He claims he shot Martin in self-defense after Zimmerman saw the 17-year-old acting suspiciously in the neighborhood.

Attorneys for Martin’s family have accused Zimmerman of racially profiling the 17-year-old and shooting him “in cold blood.”

Editor’s note: previous published reports indicated that the amount of the settlement was $1 million.

CNN’s Chuck Johnston, John Couwels, David Mattingly and Vivian Kuo contributed to this report.

(Photo: Trayvon Martin’s parents Sybrina Fulton (black shirt) and Tracy Martin (in brown, with shorts) were on the stage at a special candlelight vigil held in his honor in Miramar, Florida on Saturday, March 31, 2012. Trayvn’s brother Jahvaris Fulton sits at the far right.